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How much prize money did Keegan Bradley win at the 2023 Travelers Championship?

The 37-year-old snagged his sixth PGA Tour victory at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.

The 37-year-old snagged his sixth PGA Tour victory at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut.
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Golfers who excel on the PGA Tour’s designated events are definitely on the green, both on and off the course. If you want to know the secret to win this week, you could always ask Keegan Bradley.

Looks like age is just a number for this golf pro! The 37-year-old snagged his sixth PGA Tour victory at the Travelers Championship in Connecticut. Talk about a hole-in-one! Bradley, the New England native, edged a very competitive roster and showed them who’s boss, finishing at a cool 23 under with a final-round 2-under 68. The competition was left in the dust, trailing behind at T-2 with a respectable 20 under.

But how much money did Keegan Bradley make for winning the Travelers Championship?

Bradley hit the jackpot with a sweet $3.6 million prize, while Blair and Harman will have to settle for a mere $1.78 million each after trailing behind.

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At least they can still afford to buy a yacht or two. Patrick Cantlay, Chez Reavie, and Scottie Scheffler will have to settle for being a mere hundred thousandaires, as they missed out on the million-dollar club by a hair. They’ll have to make do with a measly $841,667 each for their T-4 finish at 19 under. Tough break, fellas.

Looks like the golfers at the 2023 Travelers Championship were raking in some serious green.

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